I've finished Y13 after taking bio, chem, and maths (very unrelated subjects to art/design, I know). I've realized pretty late that stem just isn't for me, so I've decided to switch trajectory and go for something more creative.
Never made a portfolio in my life, but, I do digital painting + 3D modeling as a hobby so I hope this helps. However, I'm slightly concerned that unis (graphic design/digital art courses) won't consider me due to a lack of art/design a-levels.
Anyway, sorry for waffling, here are my main questions:
- I want to get in for 2023, so when is the best time to apply so that I can maximize the time I have on my portfolio ?
- Also, how are my chances looking in terms of getting into a design course given my situation ?
I have most my UCAS details set up, just missing the grades (coming in August) and personal statement. If there's any useful advice/suggestion on what to do that would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for reading!